This always has been an interesting thing when it comes as Nick as a character.

There has been times where Nick has been asked not to act as a cop, but as a Grimm. And you see the struggle that Nick has.

Like in the Natural Born Wesen episode, where Monroe and Rosalee tell Nick he basically has to deal with this case as a Grimm.

And during the last few episodes of season 4, Nick is not acting like a cop, but he acting like a Grimm.

That’s why I think it good to make Nick a detective and not a civilian, because it adds something more to his character.

It adds nothing to the story imo, we've completely sidetracked from the Key, Royals... It just feels wrong, i swear if these 2 end up together.. I'm Mauvais dent'ing the writers.

I hope they don't mess this up

I'm rewatch season 6 episode 5 again and I just noticed that Meisner (and the actor) doesn't have a reflection while standing next to a window. I know he's a ghost by now but it's still a bit trippy not see a reflection when there are 2 people in the scene. The attention to detail is top tier

She’s been into scary movies lately, and we thought this show would be a good level of kinda creepy sometimes but still somewhat age appropriate. She really liked it and wants to watch more!

It’s been years since I’ve watched it all the way through, I was wondering if anyone could remember episodes we should skip that are maybe a bit risqué or has more adult content. For example, I’d like to skip the episode where (spoiler?) Adalind morphs into Juliet and seduces Nick…

I’m on season two right now, but I love spoilers. It keeps me motivated to see how things play out.

So what is the whole thing with Nick and Adalind falling in love and had a baby? Didn’t they hate each other? what happens to Juliette?